Microsoft Edge follows Chrome's Lead, but Arbiio has you covered
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Microsoft Edge, the web browser from tech giant Microsoft bundled with Windows, is following Google Chrome's footsteps in disabling popular ad-blocking extensions like uBlock Origin. This move has significant implications for users' browsing experience and online privacy.
As of March 2, 2025, Microsoft Edge has begun disabling uBlock Origin and extensions in its early release versions, ahead of rolling these updates out to the builds that most people use. Users are greeted with a message stating, "This extension is no longer supported. Microsoft Edge recommends that you remove it".
While major browsers are limiting ad-blocking capabilities, Arbiio remains committed to providing a superior ad blocking experience, for your entire home network:
As Edge and Chrome continue to limit ad-blocking capabilities, now is the perfect time to switch your ISP's DNS to Arbiio. Don't let big tech dictate your browsing experience. Choose Arbiio for a faster, more private, and more secure ad-free internet.
Chrome users may be scrambling for alternatives, and thankfully there's a more elegant solution hiding in plain sight: DNS-level blocking with Arbiio.
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